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Phoenix Command is a 1986 role-playing game system published by Leading Edge Games, and copyrighted by and David McKenzie. Various versions of the system featured in the games , Living Steel, and Aliens Adventure Game. Phoenix Command has extremely detailed rules in an attempt to realistically simulate combat. The game utilizes lookup tables which resolve injuries to specific digits, organs, and bones, and simulates the physics of different attacks, such as bullets with different velocities. Simplified rules were used for most of the movie tie-ins as well as Living Steel.

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  • Phoenix Command est à mi-chemin entre le jeu de rôle et de la simulation de combat tactique. Le système est d'ailleurs axé autour du système de combat à distance. Dans la 1re édition, les règles de développement des personnages sont par ailleurs minimalistes. Vers la fin de son évolution, la gamme s'est enrichie de suppléments permettant d'intégrer les tirs d'artillerie et les véhicules (de la jeep au T-80 russe) au cœur des combats. Les règles de Phoenix Command ont été reprises dans d'autres éditions de l'éditeur comme Aliens et . (fr)
  • Phoenix Command is a 1986 role-playing game system published by Leading Edge Games, and copyrighted by and David McKenzie. Various versions of the system featured in the games , Living Steel, and Aliens Adventure Game. Phoenix Command has extremely detailed rules in an attempt to realistically simulate combat. The game utilizes lookup tables which resolve injuries to specific digits, organs, and bones, and simulates the physics of different attacks, such as bullets with different velocities. Simplified rules were used for most of the movie tie-ins as well as Living Steel. (en)
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  • Phoenix Command est à mi-chemin entre le jeu de rôle et de la simulation de combat tactique. Le système est d'ailleurs axé autour du système de combat à distance. Dans la 1re édition, les règles de développement des personnages sont par ailleurs minimalistes. Vers la fin de son évolution, la gamme s'est enrichie de suppléments permettant d'intégrer les tirs d'artillerie et les véhicules (de la jeep au T-80 russe) au cœur des combats. Les règles de Phoenix Command ont été reprises dans d'autres éditions de l'éditeur comme Aliens et . (fr)
  • Phoenix Command is a 1986 role-playing game system published by Leading Edge Games, and copyrighted by and David McKenzie. Various versions of the system featured in the games , Living Steel, and Aliens Adventure Game. Phoenix Command has extremely detailed rules in an attempt to realistically simulate combat. The game utilizes lookup tables which resolve injuries to specific digits, organs, and bones, and simulates the physics of different attacks, such as bullets with different velocities. Simplified rules were used for most of the movie tie-ins as well as Living Steel. The manuals have quotes and extra information in the margins, many of which are darkly humorous. The original game contained a 56-page spiral bound rule book, 32 page modern military weapon data supplement, reference tables, blank character sheets and one ten sided die. Additional supplements included the Hand to Hand Combat System (1988), World War 2 Weapon Data Supplement (1988), Wild West Weapon Data Supplement (1989), Civilian Weapon Data Supplement (1987), Living Steel Power Armour Sourcebook (1991), Advanced Damage Tables (1987) and High Tech Weapon Data Supplement (1987) amongst others. (en)
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